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Quick Guide: How to Use Action Camera Center in PowerDirector

Five steps to straighten and steady action footage, then hold or slow down a moment.

Updated Oct. 24, 2026 · 1 min read

Steps

1Correct the lens

On the Fix tab, check Lens Correction. Choose your camera under Maker, then the model and lens mode under Model.

The Model menu open under Maker GoPro, with GoPro HERO10 Black (Wide) highlighted

2Steady the shot

Check Video Stabilizer and set Strength. Then wait for the analysis to finish before you click again.

Video Stabilizer checked, with Strength at 74 and Fix rotational camera shake checked

3Add a freeze frame

On the Effect tab, move the playhead to the frame to hold and click Add freeze frame. Set Duration, check Apply zoom effect, and resize the box.

Freeze Frame settings with Duration at 2 seconds, Apply zoom effect, Add freeze frame, and the marker on the filmstrip highlighted

4Slow down a segment

Move the playhead and click Create time shift. Under Speed, check Apply speed effect and drag Speed to the left for slow motion.

The Speed section with Apply speed effect checked and Speed at 0.450, and the time shift block on the filmstrip highlighted

5Add stop motion and click OK

For a choppy look, check Apply stop motion and drag its slider. Then click OK to apply everything to the clip.

The Stop Motion section with Apply stop motion checked and the slider at 23, and the OK button highlighted

We tested these steps in PowerDirector 365 version 25.0.10 on Windows.